Can we still believe in heaven and hell? Is hell just a temporary phase? Do we as Christians have enough compassion for unbelievers?

This article discusses three pictures that the Bible offers which describe what heaven is all about.

Though there will be animals in the new earth and the heavens, the Bible does not teach that when animals die they go to heaven, or hell for that matter. This article discusses the nature of animals in contrast to humans, and how this relates to eternal life.

This article discusses different aspects of heaven and what heaven is. It also discusses the relation of heaven and earth, heaven and the believers who died, and heaven and God’s righteousness.

What happens to a Christian after death? The author discusses heaven and hell. He specifically studies the question asking if there is contact between heaven and hell, and if there is recognition in heaven.

Is heaven for real? Why is there less preaching in the pulpit about heaven? Because of the materialistic culture we live in. Why is preaching about heaven important? 

Is heaven real? The promise of the New Jerusalem points to the reality of the new community God is forming to inhabit the city. This speaks about the reality of heaven. H

Is heaven real? The promise of the restoration of paradise and the abolishment of sin points to the reality of heaven. 

Is heaven real? The Lord’s Supper is a reminder of the reality of heaven, it gives us a foretaste of what is coming.

Is heaven real? No one can imagine how heaven is like. It is totally other, and this is the strength for Christians

Is heaven real? The promise of the new earth and new heaven is a reality which points to the truth of heaven. 

Is heaven real? The church lives with a real expectation of Christ’s return. This expectation of the return of Christ attest to the reality of heaven. 

Is heaven real? The reality with which the bible speaks about our heavenly rewards, should motivate Christians to greater obedience. How? T

Is heaven real? The expectation of the resurrection speaks about the reality of heaven. 

Is heaven real? Will we recognize each other in heaven? The biblical language about heaven points to the reality that we will be able to recognize one another in heaven. 

Is heaven real? Heaven is real because it is the only place where man can be what he was created to be – to glorify and enjoy God. Therefore, Christians can look forward to it. 

Is heaven real? Every Sunday Christians are of the reality of heaven. It is a promise of the Sabbath rest. How? 

Is heaven real? The reality of heavenly fellowship attests to the reality of heaven

Is heaven real? The reality of angels attests to the reality of heaven. 

Is heaven real? The reality of persecutions and martyrdom attest to the reality of heaven. 

Heaven is a specific place and it is reality. How do we know that? What difference does it make? 

Heaven is a reality. This article shows how thinking about the reality of heaven and the place of the believer in heaven can be of great benefit to the aged as they face their last days on earth.

2 Corinthians 5:1-10 speaks about our home in heaven. Though we live now in weak, frail, sinful bodies, we long for a future when we will be clothed with life and dwell with God in our heavenly home.

Why must we endure suffering on this earth? Why does God not immediately take us up into heaven? This author describes heaven as hope for those who are suffering as weak “jars of clay,” as Paul describes us in 2 Corinthians 4. Though we suffer now, we are being renewed inwardly every day, and we have the hope of an eternal glory.

What does Jesus tell us about heaven? And how does Jesus say we enter heaven? Does Jesus tell us that we have to enter by obedience, or by faith?

Did Old Testament believers expect to go to heaven? Did they actually go to heaven, or are they in some type of provisional place of waiting (commonly referred to as the bosom of Abraham)?

What is heaven like? This article looks at Revelation 4 to describe heaven as a place of God’s creation, presence, peace and rule, and the never-ending worship of God.

This article explains from Revelation 21 that in heaven there will be no sea, tears, temple, sun or moon, locked gates, no night, no sin, and no curse.

Heaven and eternal life are only for those who believe in Christ. This article explains that the certainty of this comes from the fact that Christ himself revealed it.

Are you sure you will enter heaven? This article shows that misconceptions about God’s love, good works, and forgiveness serve as the basis for people's guessing that they will go to heaven. The article shows that this should not be, because God's Word is clear on the matter..

Reflecting on Revelation 22, this article draws comfort for Christians facing death or suffering pain from the loss of a loved one. It points to the reality of heaven and the life there as a comfort to Christians.

This article is about what it means to be a Christian. Being a Christian means that you are a citizen of heaven. It is the eighth in a series entitled "What Is a Christian?"

Living with Christ in heaven and eternity will be a life of glorifying him, as his glory will fill eternity and be the joy of Christians.

This article shows that Christians should not seek rest on this earth, and that they will not have rest in this earth. Their rest will be found in heaven. The article gives reasons why this is so.

A Christian's experiences on this earth should create a longing for heaven. In heaven, the bride of Christ will be perfected. The fight with sin will be finished, and all suffering abolished. We will have intimate fellowship with Christ. Isn't this worth longing for?

Those who will go to heaven are those who believe in Christ and expect His coming. This article shows that heaven will be characterized by newness, fullness, eternity, rest, love and seeing Jesus.

This article is about the Old Testament believers' expectation of heaven and life after death. 

This article on Revelation 4:1-2 looks at heaven as a place of God's creation, God's presence, God's rule, God's peace and as a place of worship.

What will heaven be like? This article is about our enjoyment of God, our heavenly reward, our victory, and the glory of God in all people. 

This article looks at the joy the Holy Spirit works in us, our joy in God, and our joy because of heaven.

This article on Mark 15:37-39 is about the cross of Jesus and God the Father, and heaven as the temple sanctuary.

Are you heavenly minded? This article is about heaven as the place where Jesus Christ, our Saviour, is and where there will be no sin and suffering.

This article is about the questions if purgatory exists and if there are degrees of rewards and punishments in heaven and hell.

This article is about heaven as place: a place of holiness, a world of glory, perfect fellowship and a world of love.

This article is about life in heaven and life in hell. The author also discusses two sermons on hell (from Robert M'Cheyne and Jonathan Edwards), and things that will not bring sadness in heaven one day.

In this article on the new heaven and new earth, the author discusses what this "new" means, and what is heaven and the blessings of heaven. The author also discusses Romans 8:18-25 and 2 Peter 3:5-13.

This article looks at our heavenly rewards as a gift of grace from God, and not because of our merit. The author looks at this reward as encouragement to the Christian, and discusses the question whether there will be different degrees of reward in heaven.

This article is about recognizing one another in heaven.

This article about heaven also focuses on Jesus Christ and heaven, the Trinity and the fellowship of believers.